Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02
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81 w j. Richardson waa III the city last week.
GEORGE Brown went down % Rose Greek
Monday.
{. z: Catherwood was q Rose Creek On legal
business Friday.
s NJ. Sullivan, OF Elma, Iowa. was looking
over Austin last Monday.
Nelson Gibbs started Monday to visit his
parents Ct Cascade, Iowa. s'5s15
i. Dettlebach and wifewent TO Minneapolis
Monday to be gone three or four days.
Charley Davidson j. came home from Owe
ttonna Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
Amos Hill has nearly recovered from the In
juries sustained at the time Of his fall
Mrs. Frank Sterling Of Hayneld was visiting
her mother, Mrs, " ". Patterson last week.
Parke Goodwin and d. ". Turner improved
the spring weather Monday 70 80 fishing OF
Ramsey. 5.8 4.
Mr.. Harrington left Monday for flying
visit to Owatonna, Faribault, Waseca and
Albert Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ayers went over to
Albert Lea Saturday to visit friends over Sum
day. returning on Monday. <.5. u: = tz
Mrs. HELEN and Miss Mahan went out to
Brownsville Saturday and spent the Sabbath
with Mrs. II. e. Wheeler. N %
Mr.. Armstrong, Of Rochester, New York,
who owns land In Grand Meadow township,
was In Austin over Sunday. 4. ssl.
I 8. H. Merrill, late assistant station-agent at
Lyle. has been promoted to the position Of
agent at Grafton, Worth county, Iowa.
Miss Ethel Davidson came home from Carle-
ton College, Northneld. Saturday last, and
viii not return again this term, on account Of
Ill health. a s. +, s. f, s@E
Seth Washburn, Of Udolpho, went to Man
chester, Iowa, yesterday, to attend conven
ton of the National Butter. Cheese and Egg
Association. ).
$ Ole Oleson is enlargipg and otherwise i'm
proving his house at the corner of Mankato
and West Main streets. We are glad this in.
dustrious couple are to have so comfortable
and pleasant home. s>-r~ = =
Fred Bell of Dubuque Iowa, book keeper
for the National Iron and Brass Works at that
place, came up to Austin Thursday last for a
little recreation and to see what the boys were
doing here. He will return today. ~ -
Miss sonsteby made the most of the stormy
weather last week, visiting her brother at
Madelia and her parents at Waseca. She re-
turned to Austin Wednesday. Miss Green
took her place in the schoolroom during her
absence. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, old residents of Austin,
now Of St. Paul ,passed through the city Satur-
day on their way home from an eastern visit.
Mr.. Noble was at one time in the drug busi-
ness here and is now in the same business in
st. Paul, and doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Humphrey, of Ne
shota, Wis.,, were the guests OF their cousin,
Mrs. VIM. Vandegrift, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of last week. Mr.. Humphrey has charge
of the Mission farm connected with the Theo-
logical School at that place, and their home is
Shelton Hall. r.. a. ~
Mr.. Grimshaw's daughters, Miss Rose and
Mrs. Ida White are expected home the last of
this week. They are now on the way, stop
ping in St. Paul for short visit. Miss Rose
has finished her school and now returns for
the winter. Mrs. White comes down for q
short visit at the old home.
Miss wimfred Morgan, who has been teach.
ing in Dakota for twelve months and has re-
Gently returned, is visiting her relatives and
friends. Miss Morgan has given good salts.
faction and reports Dakota as fine place,
especially Sioux Falls, where she has been
visiting an uncle, DR.. j. c. Morgan, of that
city.